Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-02-25

REV. H. B. EwELL, of Pavilion, N. Y.
says of Gilmore's Aromatic Wine: 81 be-
lieye it to be most desirable remedy to be
placed in every family" For sale at Mar
sters drug store.
All persons owing taxes please come or
send the delinquent amounts as soon as pos
sible TO the office Of the sheriff in Roseburg,
Oregon. b. c. AcEE,
/ Sheriff.
There are about zo3 children now in atten-
dance at the public school in Roseburg Since
the change in the school buildings was made,
the attendance has increased about 100 per
cent.
Call at THE REVIEW Office and get your
blank deeds and mortgages with the note
printed in the mortgage. All kinds Of blanks
on hand cheap. Call and see us before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
A little son OF Ira Cenger died last
week of membranous Group, and quite
number of other cases are reported in different
sections, but no others have proved fatal so far
as VIC have heard.
The DeMess family who have been in Rose
burg for about three months left Wednesday
morning. While here they made many friends
who will be pleased to hear of their success
wherever they may go.
The singing every Monday evening at the
NJ. E. church is profitable exercise for the
Sunday school singers, and all will derive
much benefit from these exercises, which are
conducted by Prof. Horner.
| James e. McCulloch, the irrcpresslble
Coos bay stage man was in town last Monday
having come over from the bay. Although
there is FIVE feet of snow on the mountain he
brings the mail through in good shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharf Of Portland came up
Saturday evening to see their nephew Mr..
Harry Barman who was very sick at the Nc
Clellan House. HIS many friends will be
pleased to hear that he is at present improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Knight, who have been
attending the Willamette University for the
past three months, came up on Saturdays
train. They expect TO teach during the CON-
ing spring, and to return to the University
next year.
Rev w. A. Smick will preach in Wilbur
March 9th, or first Sunday, at which time he
will hold communion services and receive any
into the church that may desire to join. His
pulpit here will be occupied on that day by
Rev. E. G. Michael, as the NJ. E. Church
South building is now occupied by the school.
We are sorry to say that Miss Rosa Stannus
left Roseburg without settling all her bills.
We did 81. 80 worth of printing for her, and
offered to settle the whole bill for two dollars,
which she failed 10 pay. Persons must not
expect to liye by sympathy alone, but little
cash is sometimes necessary.
II our efficient signal officer B. S. Pague
cannot improve the weather as it has been OF
late with his instruments, he had better send
for Wggins, or close up shop. 1t is true he
told us what kind of weather would be, but
the representations were always In conflict
with our previous experience.
The recent legislature established two new
counties, one under the name of Malheur, out
Of the central and southern portion of Baker
county, and the other to be known as Wallowa
county, out of the northeastern portion of
Union county. The governor will appoint
the first officers of the new counties.
A most sociable ard pleasant time was en-
joyed at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Farquar last Wednesday evening. All present
declaring they had a very enjoyable time and
the fact was also demonstrated that John and
wife know exactly how to act the host and
hostess.
Rev. J. w. Miller retnrned from Salem on
Monday evening last. telegram preceded
Mr.. Miller from Mr.. Mayer, their son in-law,
to Mrs. Miller to come Immediately to Portland
where Mrs. Mayer was taken for medical treat
ment. Mrs. Miller left on Tuesday mornings
train. She entertains but little hope Of their
daughters recovery
A very pleasing and not at all difficult new
and original musical composition is the K. Of
L. Grand March by J. Y. NJ. A strong mill
tary rhythm prevails in the entire March,
which will, (besides its intended purpose,)
prove very acceptable at school exercises and
exhibitions. Solo 40 cts, duet 50 cts. Ign.
Fischer, Publisher. Toledo, o.
Miss Ida Burnett and Miss Minnie McFar-
land, two accomplished young ladies who have
: been teaching IN our public school for the past
seven months, left on Wednesday mornings
train for their homes in the valley taking with
them the best wishes of the entire community
for their future welfare and prosperity. [Rose-
burg Rambler in Drain Echo.
The I'd, Quarterly meeting, Roseburg Cir
cult, NJ E. Church South will convene in
Roseburg March 5th, and 9th. Let all the
oficiary attend the Conference on Saturday,
as business of Importance will be up for con-
sideration. The officers at Oakland and Cal
lapooia are connected with this Quarterly
Conference. E. G. MICHAEL.
P. E.
!. Miss Rosa Stannus gave one of her pleasing
! dramatic entertainments at the Presbyterian
church last Wednesday evening, which was
much enjoyed by those present. Owing to a
: mistake on the part of some one her bills
failed to reach here, hence her coming was
: not generally known, and her audience was no
as large as Roseburg should have given her.
We have thought it proper to rest awhil,
on the spiritualistic discussion, as all parties
: have been heard pro and con and all seen
more or less satisfied, and we suppose edidet
: too. However our Astoria correspondent i
IS entitled to one more article, and then thu
benediction, after which collection will b,
taken for the benefit of the Mutual Ait
s Society.
, LOST, STRAYED, OR STOLEN, tn
}. foreman Of THE REVIEW office. Left Rose